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- Summary: The eighth full-length solo studio release for the New York rock artist features guest appearances from from Billie Joe Armstrong and Lucinda Williams.
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- Record Label: Wicked Cool
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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UncutAug 30, 2019A collaborative project that's all over the map--delightfully so. [Sep 2019, p.29]
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Aug 30, 2019A few more rockers on the order of the Armstrong co-write “Strangers & Thieves” would have raised the overall temperature, but each of these 14 tracks is an exquisitely constructed gem.
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Aug 30, 2019It's a nice dose of rock & roll, but the heart of Sunset Kids lies at twilight, when the day is done, and there are some lingering regrets, but still a glimmer of hope. That bittersweet undercurrent is what lifts this album into the ranks of one of Malin's best records.
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Sep 4, 2019It’s the presence of Williams, who co-produced the LP with her husband Tom Overby, that ties Sunset Kids together. A master lyricist, she helps Malin refine and focus his own words.
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Classic Rock MagazineAug 30, 2019This is his best record yet. [Sep 2019, p.87]
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Sep 10, 2019Overall this is a strong record. As a longtime fan on Malin's work, I would like to see him concentrate on new songs rather than re-recording some of his classics, but those tracks take little away from this record. The Malin/Williams partnership is a strong one, and you can only hope it continues both in the studio and, hopefully, on the stage.
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